A key worry for concerned residents is the possibility of nutrients from the dairy cattle's manure leaking into the Red River, as well as making its way up to Lake Winnipeg.

While H5N1 does not have high mortality rates in dairy cows, the infection causes decreases milk production and milk quality, causing significant economic losses for farmers. The recent detection of ...

In Ireland, to evaluate official controls and enforcement of EU requirements, the auditors met with FSAI (Food Safety ...

A renowned gastroenterologist has ranked popular milk types based on their potential to cause bloating and gut distress, ...

Some say successful beef and dairy enterprises are one-third breeding, one-third feeding and one-third management. But in ...

In recent years, we’ve seen crops such as corn, coffee and cocoa suffer in part due to rising global temperatures. It turns ...

If you live in northeastern Indiana—or you plan to visit soon—you’ll want to check out the Kuehnert Milk House near Fort ...

The Buckeye Sundae pays homage to Ohio’s beloved chocolate-peanut butter confection with a mountain of chocolate ice cream smothered in hot fudge and peanut butter sauce, crowned with whipped cream ...

Alone, struggling with depression and realizing his life as a dairy farmer was over, Jeff Corle saw two items leaning against his bedroom wall – a loaded shotgun and a guitar. He chose to pick up the ...

Nearly two-thirds of all milk production in New England comes from Vermont, where more than half the state’s farmland is ...

Learn how dairy cows are responding to increasingly warmer temperatures and what farmers can do to help protect them.

The team of researchers found that milk production declined significantly on hot, humid days -- by up to 10 percent when ...